Sunday Night Reflections

A Few Thoughts From an Amazing Day...

• An incredibly busy day as I worshiped at two places today; this morning I was at First Christian Church of Kissimmee and this evening I was at Christ Church of Marion County.
• Jim did a great job speaking on the subject breaking free from addictions this morning.
• If you did not hear today's message you need to pick up a copy - I am serious about this.
• Thank you Derrick for your testimony!
• We also heard about the ministry of Grace Landing this morning. Once again we saw the diversity of ministry today; thank you Juda for all of your work in this ministry.
• Hey Jim, I never thought of Adam and Eve playing freeze tag in the Garden of Eden unitl I heard your sermon today - thank you for that image!
• The churches in Ocala really love a variety of music.
• Tonight I heard old favorites as well as Chris Tomlin's newest worship song and I have to be honest, both songs enhanced my worship this evening.
• Doug's communion meditation was great this evening, this idea of the bride price was very thought provoking.
• The more I represent Florida Christian College, the more I see the need for us to be a resource for the churches in the state.
• Memory work at First Christian Church of Kissimmee begins tomorrow - can't wait to hear the stories of what God's word will do as it becomes a part of our lives. 
• I still cannot get over the fact that we prayed for 153 incoming freshmen by name Friday afternoon.
• Checked out my calendar for August this is going to be a crazy month!
• Are you ready for some football?
• Peyton Manning takes less money so his team can be competitive in the free agent market, his decision may be just the solution to putting the colts back in the super bowl - what a great example of leadership. Peyton understand It is not all about him. Great lesson for the church to learn today.
• Something to chew on; A good leader is a person who takes a little more than his share of the blame and a little less than his share of the credit.  ~ John C. Maxwell